Sukabumi Green Stone
Green stone for pool surrounds and water features.
Supplier
Natural Stone Supplier Indonesia
We supply six Indonesian stones to importers, distributors, contractors and project buyers, and we quote against the order in front of us rather than from a price list. Formats, thickness, finish and packing unit are agreed before production starts.
Our six natural stones
What we supply
Six products, all produced, inspected, packed and loaded by the same process. Choose a stone to see what it is asked for and what it takes to quote it.
Black Lava Stone
Dark volcanic stone for paving and cladding.
Andesite Stone
Grey volcanic stone for paving, steps and cladding.
Palimanan Stone
Pale stone for walls, columns and paving.
Paras Stone
Light, textured stone for wall cladding.
Pebble Stone
Graded pebbles for beds, borders and features.
Sourcing and production
Stone is produced to the order, not picked from a shelf
Blocks are sourced and then cut, sized and finished against what the order asks for. That is why the quotation starts with a format and a finish rather than with a price per square metre.
Production also sets the limit on everything after it: what the finishing step can achieve depends on how the piece was cut, and what sorting can deliver depends on what the finishing step produced.
Quality control
Checked against your order, not against an average
A batch is judged against what the order stated: dimensions, thickness, faces, sorting and conformity. Where nothing was stated, there is nothing to check against, which is why the specification matters more than the inspection.
- Before production
The stone, format, thickness, finish, tolerance and packing unit are written into the order. This is the document everything later is measured against.
- During production
Sizing and finishing are checked as they happen, so a problem is caught while it can still be corrected rather than after the batch is finished.
- Before loading
The finished batch is checked against the order and the packing is checked before the container is closed, which is the last point where anything can be changed.
Sizes and finishes
No published size list, and the reason for that
Quoted per order
A supplier page is where buyers expect to find a table of formats. This one deliberately has none. What a block allows, and what a finish needs, change between orders, so the honest version of that table is the one we send with your quotation.
Tell us five things and we can quote:
- Thickness
- Format and nominal size
- Surface finish
- Edge treatment
- Packing unit
Formats, thickness and finish are quoted against your order rather than published as a fixed list, because what the block allows and what the finish needs change from one order to the next. Send the schedule or the drawing with your enquiry and we will confirm what we can produce for it.
These are the uses this stone is usually asked for. Whether it suits your project depends on the finish, the thickness and how your contractor will fix it, so confirm the application in your enquiry before you specify.
Packaging and container preparation
How the stone is protected and loaded
Packing method and container arrangement are decided with the order, then checked before the container is closed. Both have their own page.
For wholesale and project buyers
Three kinds of buyer, three different orders
The stone does not change. What changes is what has to be agreed before production, so the quotation is built around that.
- Importers and distributors
Orders repeat, so what matters is that the second shipment matches the first. Packing unit, format and selection rule are fixed in the quotation so the order can be repeated without renegotiating it.
- Contractors
The schedule drives everything: modules, thickness, edge treatment and delivery sequence. Send the schedule and the fixings, because a change to either changes what we produce.
- Architects and project buyers
The stone has to match an intent, which usually means settling tone range and surface first. Confirm the range against the batch before the specification is fixed, not after.
Questions
What buyers ask a supplier
What is the minimum order quantity?
It depends on the stone, the format and the packing unit, so it is confirmed for the order rather than published as one figure. Ask for the stone you want and we answer for that stone.
Can one container hold more than one stone?
Mixed loads are a packing question rather than a catalogue one. Tell us which stones, how the quantity splits between them, and how the two need to be separated on arrival, and we confirm whether they can share a container.
Do you supply wholesalers as well as project buyers?
Yes, and the two are quoted differently. A distributor order is built to be repeatable, with the packing unit and selection rule stated. A project order follows a drawing. Tell us which one you are and the quotation reflects it.
What are your payment terms?
Payment terms are not published here. They are set in the quotation, and what can be offered depends on the order and the destination, so a general answer on a website would be misleading.
Can I get a sample before I commit to an order?
Ask for the stones you are considering in the enquiry. What a sample costs and how it is sent is confirmed for the request rather than published as a policy that may not fit your country.
Request a quote
Send the stone, the format and the application
That is enough for us to answer with what can be produced, what it is packed in, and what still needs confirming.